MVC migration
Move ASP.NET MVC to .NET 10 without a big-bang rewrite.
We migrate .NET Framework and MVC 5 applications incrementally, running old and new side by side behind a proxy so each module moves when it is ready and nothing goes dark.
- Approach
- Incremental
- Downtime
- Zero planned
- Assessment
- 1–2 weeks
What we deliver
What our MVC migration team delivers
Migration assessment
Inventory of dependencies, blocked libraries and effort per module.
Strangler-fig migration
YARP reverse proxy routing traffic between old and new apps during the move.
Library replacement
Swap System.Web, WCF and legacy auth for supported .NET equivalents.
Front-end refresh
Optional move of Razor views to Blazor or React during migration.
Licensing savings
Retire paid components and Windows-only hosting where possible.
Technology
- ASP.NET MVC
- ASP.NET Core
- YARP
- .NET 10
- Entity Framework Core
- SQL Server
- Azure
How it starts
From first call to first commit in 48 hours.
You interview and approve every engineer. Scale up or down with two weeks' notice.
Day 1
Tech alignment
We agree on stack, goals and scope, finalize the statement of work, and send a shortlist of matched engineers.
Day 2
Interview, approve, kick off
You interview the shortlist and approve an engineer. Work starts the same day in your Slack, Jira and Git.
Related work
Proof from a real engagement
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BlueberryCMS · United States
a 7-year dedicated team that re-architected a legacy CMS.
BlueberryCMS has worked with a dedicated 92 Logics team for seven years. The team replaced a monolithic CMS with modular .NET Core services and a React front end, and continues to build and support the platform.
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Common questions
How long does an MVC to .NET Core migration take?
It depends on size and dependencies. A mid-size application typically moves in 3 to 6 months, migrating module by module so value ships early.
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